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He was a theology major at one time. Later on people found out he was Jewish. He also use to play a drug lord in Miami Vice. BTW do they still do show? Plenty of old guys still do that.

I never heard of portato either. I had a teacher who use to play in the CSO and never used that. I also had a teacher years before who was a professional jazz guy and never used that word. Every time I hear that word portato I keep thinking of that same thing.

A sample developer had to make up that term to market a library. Or the Harvard Dictionary of Music had to create it to sell updated versions. Oh and google makes it so. I bet if I took one of those libraries and made something you would never know the difference.

Being a wind player I wonder what's the difference between staccato and staccatissimo? I've never heard of that articulation in my private studies. Maybe the teachers were holding that one away unless I went into doctorate studies.

I liked Motley Crue III without Neil.

Their music was simple and good. Not many can do that. BTW Gene Simmons was great in the movie Runaway.

I have an AXE I/O and have yet to plug in a guitar or bass. Never open all of my IK, Arturia or Melda plugins. I spend more time on my outdated Intel 4790, 3.6 ghz system then my i9 system @ 4.9ghz. Maybe it's because It's in the room hooked up to a 32 inch TV 720p instead of the 42 inch at 1080. I sit closer to the 32 inch and maybe that's why. I have used my better system to play Hitman 3. I have enough orchestra libraries and I want to produce Trance. The last time I created a project from start to finish was 2009. Of course all projects up till then I've lost all project files. I'm sure I could come up with some more Hall of Shame.

I always wondered if he is part of this forum. I'm thankful for these videos. It reminds us this is still a great DAW.

I wonder if they got the flute and oboe samples switched around in the low register.

Seems like a double negative. WUP then expires and plugins not working on 2nd machine.

This is my equivalent of having to use social media to get a free plugin. It's not worth the effort.

Licensing is the top choice for me. I don't buy Waves anymore. Even dongled software allows at least two machines. Many developers have had subs for quite some time it's that they don't constantly throw it in your face like Reason Studios. Sometimes users fail to realize what is packaged in their DAW is just as good as 3rd party. Developers get tired of the (d)evolving OS. Image-Line decided to stop selling plugins. Updating those is way down the list because they want to spend more time on improving their DAW and new proprietary items. Reason Studios is the exact opposite where they crank out more instruments. Melda took some backlash because they recommended DAW users to go PC to avoid update hassles. It's been easy to rethink since the economy is terrible. Some at VI Control just can't seem to figure out the $20 I wasted on the Claire Flute because the low register is an oboe. In some stores that's 2 dozen eggs. Price and quality I guess have to be opposites. I still think the reason why Waves started the $29 market is to compete with small developers making quality plugins for less. See Boz, Vahalla, Tokyo Dawn.

There's plenty of software especially games where reviews are not honest. No bad product exists at pluginboutique. Hornet shows all reviews. DAW drama.......I don't know what to say about that anymore other than that's Vi Control. Then again the posts about Dirk should have their own drama zone.

Of course for Windows 11 one needs the TPM to use that fine OS. All it will take is for developers to drop W10 support and it will be a great cure for GAS.

Post of the week. The $12.50 plugin is often referred to as a no brainer which is now for me as brain dead or head up my *****.

It makes users paranoid. The first sign of paranoia is "subscription model". Fl Studio users got wind that the new Image Line CEO came from NI and the no more free updates panic started. One of the founders brought a sense of reality. I don't think these positions have an effect on software.

This was old news.

Disagree. Plenty of us also are members there. We bring information from there to here. We do have experience with these products. They are just as impressed with shiny and new.

Installing is easy one you have them all. When you buy from them they credit 50% from their list price. I chipped away on their weekly 50% off.

Soundpaint has a 2 machine limit where a Kontakt library can be installed on every system you have with no registration gimmicks.

You can still get one piece at a time. Buying direct gets you a better discount.

Amazing how users are looking for more plugins to get a free plugin. The site is a gold mine for sample packs, midi. and presets. Usually their top items bought is a good indication of what is good. This is probably my 2nd place where I go for sounds. BTW this was given away before. Check your Audio Thing account.

I think many are finding out the more you add 8dio to your collection you finally come across serious disappointments. Some of the stuff is in the league of Aria sounds not near VSL.

Seems like a gamble if they used the Claire which has oboe samples.

Best quote: this is sooo useless in an unaffordable world